Archive: 01/03/2018

From puberty to menopause, women's hormones serve them well, expert shows in new book

When Martie Haselton was a graduate student at the University of Texas, she realized that what she found attractive in a man was changing and that her hormones were playing a role in that change and in finding a potential ...

Mar 1, 2018

0

11

Football managers must talk the talk as well as walk the walk, research finds

Football managers must choose their words and their interview strategies with care if they want to win over the fans and project a successful image, according to University of Warwick linguistics expert Kieran File.

Mar 1, 2018

Racism impacts your health

"Outside in public: Smiling, dressed real fine, manners on point. I am well schooled on how to be respectful, how to take up space, how to use silence when necessary. Travelling home on transit listening to music to drown ...

Mar 1, 2018

0

19

Compound in red wine, chocolate prevents smallpox virus cousins from replicating

The secret to stopping some viruses from making people sick might be hidden in red wine and chocolate—but that doesn't mean having more bonbons and vino is in order, Kansas State University researchers say.

Mar 1, 2018

0

24

Yo-yo dieting doesn't necessarily make you heavier in the long run

Many of us have lost weight to feel better about our bodies before donning a bathing suit for a beach holiday, or getting into that just-too-tight outfit for a special occasion.

Mar 1, 2018

0

2

Solitary confinement is counter-therapeutic, according to study

Placing women with learning disabilities in 'seclusion' to control their behaviour while they are incarcerated in secure inpatient units, is counter-therapeutic says new research from Lancaster University.

Mar 1, 2018

0

15

Changes in the eye connected to a decline in memory

Researchers in the US have found that changes in the blood vessels of the eye are associated with a greater decline in people's memory and language skills over a 20-year period. Their findings are published today in the scientific ...

Mar 1, 2018

Ramadan fasting can be safe for patients with heart failure

Ramadan fasting can be safe for patients with heart failure, according to research presented today at the 29th Annual Conference of the Saudi Heart Association (SHA29), held 1 to 3 March in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Experts from ...

Mar 1, 2018

Muscle regeneration compromises stability in muscular dystrophy

A new study finds that muscle fibers in Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) split during regeneration to such an extreme that the muscle is weakened beyond repair. The article is published ahead of print in the American Journal ...

Mar 1, 2018

Researchers go skin deep to explore what causes wrinkles

The prospects – and consequences – of ageing are of concern to us all, especially when considering the likelihood of developing wrinkles. They are not only a hallmark of ageing but also play a fundamental role in how ...

Mar 1, 2018

0

75

page 7 from 10

Archive: 01/03/2018

From puberty to menopause, women's hormones serve them well, expert shows in new book

Football managers must talk the talk as well as walk the walk, research finds

Racism impacts your health

Compound in red wine, chocolate prevents smallpox virus cousins from replicating

Yo-yo dieting doesn't necessarily make you heavier in the long run

Solitary confinement is counter-therapeutic, according to study

Changes in the eye connected to a decline in memory

Ramadan fasting can be safe for patients with heart failure

Muscle regeneration compromises stability in muscular dystrophy

Researchers go skin deep to explore what causes wrinkles

Phys.org

Tech Xplore

Science X